texts: <mask> was an American architect and artist who lived in Pasadena, California from 1872 to 1963. The Beverly Hills Hotel, the Huntington Art Gallery, the Pasadena Playhouse and the Wattles Mansion were all designed by <mask>. He is credited with being one of the pioneers in the development of the new American architecture in the early 20th century, with a focus on harmony with nature and eliminating features not belonging to the local climate and conditions. <mask>'s paintings are in the permanent collection of the Chicago Art Institute. <mask> was educated in the Milwaukee public schools and was born in Chicago. He worked for the Milwaukee architectural firm Ferry & Clas, but did not attend college. <mask> won the first prize in a competition for the design of a water tower and pumping station.He was involved in the design of the Milwaukee Central Library and the Wisconsin Historical Society. <mask> attracted attention for his design of a summer home he built for himself on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan at Fox Point, Wisconsin, when he went into practice on his own. <mask>'s Fox Point house was published in many magazines, leading to <mask>'s elevation to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. The Christian Science church in Milwaukee was a major commission during his time in Wisconsin. <mask> said that his health broke down completely after the plans were finished. <mask> wrote that his health problems had more to do with nerves than with physical problems. After abandoning his Milwaukee practice, <mask> traveled to Florida, Philadelphia and Las Vegas in order to regain his health.He wanted the hard work on the ranch to build his strength. He spent time swimming, rowing, playing tennis and fishing on Catalina Island before moving to California. He found a job working on a Hollywood citrus ranch for $25 a month plus board. <mask> and Myron Hunt were friends in 1904. Hunt and <mask> was formed when the two horses rode together on Sunday mornings in Pasadena. <mask> wrote that he began working only a short time each day until his nerves got better. During the early years of his partnership with Hunt, <mask>'s health failed and he took a long trip to the South Sea Islands.<mask> produced some of his best work during his partnership with Hunt. The two designed fine residences for the wealthy of Pasadena and worked on larger projects, including schools, churches and hotels. Both Mr. Hunt and Mr. <mask> stand for the attempt to naturalize in this country the best traditions of European architecture. Mr. <mask> believes that a very genuine American style is in the process of being made, but that it is only in its infancy. In San Marino, Hunt & Grey designed a Beaux Arts mansion for Henry Huntington. The mansion was built with reinforced concrete, tile walls and a slab roof. Sam Watters wrote in his book that the Huntington structure was unique in Los Angeles for its ambition.Hunt & Grey added elements of a new California architecture by including a red-tile roof, unornamented plaster walls, and a green window trim. The main art gallery of the cultural center was built around the Huntington mansion. The school which would become the California Institute of Technology was one of Hunt & Grey's larger commissions. The new campus of Occidental College was planned in the early 20th century. They designed a dormitory and other structures for the college. Hunt & Grey was associated with the Arts and Crafts movement. Gustav Stickley's The Craftsman magazine dubbed Guy Cochran's work the "very best" of their work, with enormous windows looking out upon the terrace and garden, and a sense of relationship between the two.Hunt & Grey was referred to by the Craftsman as "pioneers in the development of the new American architecture, but a series of individual plans adapted to the climatic conditions and to the needs of daily living." The house reflected <mask>'s vision of California bungalow architecture, which he described in 1907 as follows: "The best California bungalow schemes involve a garden or large outdoor living space, incorporated as an integral part of the plan." The main rooms of the house face this out-of-door living space. It used to be ridiculous to plan a house with the kitchen toward the street in California. In 1910, as the American Craftsman movement was in full bloom in Southern California, <mask> wrote that California architecture was distinctive because local architects were simply trying to be natural, not because they have tried to eliminate features. A lack of simplicity is the greatest fault that can be found with the architecture of Southern California, according to <mask>. <mask>'s structures reflect a wide variety of styles, including Beaux Arts, Mission Revival and English Tudor.While <mask> shared a number of beliefs with Stickley and the Arts and Crafts movement, his catholic, traditional taste and disposition would not allow him to be an advocate of any one movement. He might use the Arts and Crafts house as an example. The low-art Arts and Crafts dwelling was transformed into a high-art object by him. After his partnership with Hunt dissolved in 1910 or 1911, <mask> went on to design the Pasadena Playhouse, the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Lincoln Shrine in Redlands, three buildings for the First Church of Christ Scientist, and many residences. The commercial spirit of our age is so inclined to be a mad race for the 'almighty dollar' and commercial structures are often built with the idea of obtaining the most show. When a church builds, it should show that it believes in putting preachments into practice, and that it demands the real in architecture instead of that which only seems so, because the trend of preachment or sermon in all churches is for the things of lasting value, the real as against the Jim Jones and his Peoples Temple used the church <mask> designed for the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Los Angeles before the Jonestown tragedy.<mask> was an artist who painted in both oils and watercolors. His watercolors are on display at the Chicago Art Institute. <mask> wrote many articles about philosophy and architecture. <mask>'s nervous condition forced him to stop working as an architect for several years in the 1920s, but he returned to his practice in 1929. He tried to get work as a set designer in Hollywood. <mask> moved his practice to Florida in 1941, where he was an instructor in mechanical drawing and also painted a 35-foot frieze depicting five episodes in the history and development of Florida. <mask> died in November 1963, at the age of 91, in the Pasadena mansion he had built for himself.The Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is one of <mask>'s major works. The Livingston Jenks House is 1000 Vallejo, Russian Hill, San Francisco, CA. The Guy H. Cochran House in Los Angeles was built in 1906. The Nares House is in Beverly Hills, CA, and the Valley Hunt Clubhouse is in Pasadena, CA. The A.S. Gaylord House is near the San Rafael Bridge in Pasadena, CA. The house is called the Scherer House. The Huntington Library and Art Museum, San Marino, was later converted into the Henry Huntington House.Kemp House is located in Canyon Vista Park, overlooking Santa Monica Canyon and the Bel-Air Bay Club. The Wild House is located in Los Angeles, CA. Mrs. J.M. was the owner of the Wild House. More detailed biographical information about <mask> can be found in a ten-part series published by Architect & Engineer magazine from November 1932 through August 1933. The Western Architect published "The Work of <mask>, Architect, FAIA" in 1916. There are external links to births and deaths of American architects.

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texts: <mask> was an American jazz double bassist. He was associated with John Coltrane from 1961 to 1967. <mask> learned to play bass in Philadelphia and Miami. <mask> came of age in the 1950s Philadelphia jazz scene, which included fellow bassists Reggie Workman and Henry Grimes. Between 1957 and 1962, <mask> recorded with Kenny Dorham, Tony Scott, Philly Joe Jones, and others. He recorded with Ornette Coleman in 1961, appearing on two of her albums. During the early years of his career, he worked with Walter Bishop, Jr.He joined the quartet in 1962. The long trio blues "Chasin' the Trane" is one of his first recorded performances. A Love Supreme was performed by <mask>. <mask> recorded with groups led by Elvin Jones and others after John Coltrane's death. <mask> and Ornette Coleman recorded their first recording together in 1961. He and Elvin Jones recorded with Coleman in 1968, and have been credited with eliciting more force from Coleman on the albums New York Is Now! Love Call.<mask> taught as a Visiting Artist at two colleges. <mask> had five children, four daughters and a son. He had three daughters with his first wife, including Italy based jazz vocalist <mask>. His second wife was a dancer and a jazz bassist. <mask> died of lung cancer. <mask> was known for his inventive and melodic basslines, often using broken time and avoiding straight quarter notes as in a traditional walking bassline, to suggest the time and pulse rather than to play it. He was known for strumming the strings of the bass with his thumb and for his frequent use of double stops.<mask> would often play an improvised solo, sometimes as a song introduction prior to the other musicians joining in, and sometimes with a bow. <mask> had a heavy and powerful gut string tone. Discography was the leader in 1963. with Elvin Jones. As sideman with Bill Barron and Walter Bishop Jr. With Ornette Coleman Ornette on (Atlantic, 1961,) New York Is Now! Love Call (Blue Note, 1968), The Art of the Improvisers, Cosmic Music, and Universal Consciousness.

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texts: <mask><mask> is a former state representative and town manager. He was elected to Town Meeting in 1971 when he was still in college. He taught history and law in the Saugus, Massachusetts school system after graduating. Belden Bly had held the 9th Essex District seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for thirty years. He lost by a small margin. Bly and <mask> both ran for the seat again in 1980. He defeated both Republicans and Democrats in the general election.He was the House Chairman of the Natural Resources and Agriculture Committee from 1985 to 1996 and the Government Regulations Committee from 1995 to 1996. The Solid Waste Law mandated that acid gas scrubbers be placed on the Saugus incinerator. The law started the state's curbside recycling program. He pushed through laws on Acid Rain, Massachusetts State Revolving Fund, Wildlife Under the Wetlands, Hazardous Waste, Land Stamp, Tidelands, Open Space Acquisition, and the Cape Cod Commission. He was Chairman of the Special Commission on Hazardous Waste, the Special Commission on Low Level Radioactive Waste, and the Special Commission on Solid Waste. The Massachusetts Municipal Association, US Environmental Service, Massachusetts Audubon, the Environmental League of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association, Massachusetts Marine Trade Association, the MSPCA, Bay State Gas Retailer's Association, Massachusetts, and many other organizations have given Legislator of the Year awards to The election of Thomas Finneran as House Speaker resulted in the resignation of <mask> when he was on the losing side of a leadership fight.Due to disagreements with Finneran and his new leadership team, <mask> was not re-elected in 1996 and 1998. He was made permanent in December 1998. He was still State Representative. The renovation of Saugus Town Hall was completed during his time as town manager. The ground was broken and the Public Safety Complex was completed. The Stackpole football field's facilities were rebuilt and named after a supporter of Saugus High school sports. To complete the building of a New Veterans Memorial School, a tax override was passed by the Fort.In Saugus, the only new school building constructed in the last 40 years is the school. The Saugus River was dredged with state and federal funds, a project that had lingered since the 1960s. During his four years as town manager, <mask> had record surpluses, improved the Town's bond rating, and increased the size of the stabilization fund. The resignation of <mask> from the job in August 2002 was for personal reasons. The State Ethics Commission found in June 2003 that <mask> had used his position to get preferential treatment for the selectman. The Commission decided not to take action against <mask>. The two men were each fined $2,000.<mask> was the Town Manager of Winsted from December 2003 to November 2005. <mask> was successful in cleaning up Highland Lake and was able to deal with a large deficit in his budget. He passed a small capital outlay budget to deal with Winsted's deteriorated infrastructure. He resigned due to his health. The Town Administrator in New Hampshire was hired on September 15, 2008. On January 21, 2009, he resigned due to family issues and his reluctance to sell his home in Massachusetts. In 1989–1990 Massachusetts legislature References 1952 births Members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Politicians from Somerville, Massachusetts People from Saugus, Massachusetts People from Falmouth, Massachusetts Massachusetts Democrats Merrimack College alumni Living people Town Managers of Saugus, Massachusetts

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texts: <mask> was an American television news reporter who worked in Florida. She was the first person to die by suicide on television. <mask> was the daughter of George and <mask>. Greg and Tim were her brothers. Chubbuck attended a girls school in Cleveland. She formed a "Dateless Wonder Club" of girls who didn't have a date on Saturday night. Chubbuck attended Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, for one year, majoring in theater arts, then attended Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts, before earning a degree in broadcasting.Chubbuck attended a summer workshop at New York University in 1967, while he was working for WVIZ in Cleveland. She was an assistant producer for two local shows, Women's World and Keys to the City, for three months at WQED-TV in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Chubbuck spent four years as a hospital computer operator and two years with a cable television firm after leaving WQED. She worked in the traffic department of WTOG before joining the ABC station. Chubbuck lived in her family's summer cottage in Florida several years before her death. The Washington Post reported that she painted the bedroom and canopied bed to look like a young teenager. Chubbuck's mother and brother lived in the Florida home after Chubbuck's parents divorced.Tim moved in when Greg left. Chubbuck described her mother and Greg as her closest friends. Bob Nelson gave Chubbuck a community affairs talk show, which ran at 9:00am, after hiring her as a reporter. Chubbuck's new show will feature local people and activities, according to Gordon J. Acker. It will give attention to the storefront organizations that are concerned with alcoholics, drug users, and other 'lost' segments of the community. Chubbuck posed with an ABC camera on page five of the article. Chubbuck invited local officials to discuss matters of interest to the growing beach community.According to the Herald-Tribune, Chubbuck had been nominated for a recognition by the Florida Division of Forestry. She was considered a strong contender. He was supposed to be a guest on Chubbuck's show the morning of her suicide, but had to cancel because of the birth of his son. Chubbuck used to entertain children with intellectual disabilities with homemade puppets. Death Depression Chubbuck spoke to her family about her struggles with depression and suicidal tendencies, but she did not inform them of her intent to commit suicide on live television. She tried to overdose on drugs in 1970. Chubbuck had been seeing a doctor.Her mother didn't tell management about her daughter's suicidal tendencies because she was afraid Chubbuck would be fired. Chubbuck's focus on her lack of intimate relationships is thought to be the cause of her depression. Her mother said that her suicide was simply because her personal life was not enough. She was a virgin who had never been on more than two dates with a man, and was about to celebrate her 30th birthday. Her brother said she had trouble connecting socially in the beach resort town she moved to, but that she had gone out with a man several times before. She was depressed because of her constant self-deprecation that she was "dateless". Chubbuck had a crush on George Peter Ryan.She baked him a cake for his birthday but found out he was already in a relationship with a sports reporter. Chubbuck was depressed after Kirby was offered a new job in Baltimore. Chubbuck's need to have close friends was seen as a reason for her lack of a romantic partner, though her co-workers said she was brusque and defensive whenever they made friendly gestures toward her. She rejected any compliment others paid her and was self-deprecating. If Chubbuck didn't get pregnant within two to three years, it was unlikely she would ever have a baby. She joked about killing herself on air a week before her suicide. Smith stated that he did not respond to Chubbuck's "sick" attempt at humor, and changed the subject.On the morning of July 15, 1974, Chubbuck confused co-workers by claiming she had to read a newscast to open Suncoast Digest, something she had never done before. <mask> sat at the news anchor's desk as the guest waited across the studio. During the first eight minutes of her program, Chubbuck covered three national news stories and a shooting at a local restaurant. Chubbuck shrugged it off and said on-camera, "In keeping with the practice of presenting the most immediate and complete reports of local blood and guts news, TV 40 presents what is believed to be a television." There is an exclusive coverage of an attempted suicide. She shot herself in the right ear with a Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolver. The technical director faded the broadcast rapidly after Chubbuck fell forward.The station ran a public service announcement and a movie. Some people called the police and others called the station to inquire if the shooting was staged. After the shooting, news director Mike Simmons found the papers from which Chubbuck had been reading her newscast contained a complete script of her program, as well as a third-person account to be read by whichever staff member took over the broadcast after the incident. She had a script that called for her condition to be critical. Chubbuck died fourteen hours after she was taken to the hospital. Chubbuck's script was used to release the information to other stations. In the past, Gentle Ben was aired in place of Suncoast Digest.<mask>'s body was cremated. Her ashes were scattered into the Gulf of Mexico during her funeral ceremony. Local officials who had appeared on her show attended the event. Roberta Flack is Chubbuck's favorite singer. "We suffer at our sense of loss, we are frightened by her rage, we are guilty in the face of her rejection, we are hurt by her choice of isolation, and we are confused by her message," said the minister. Chubbuck's show, Suncoast Digest, was on the air for several years. Simmons said Chubbuck's suicide was unrelated to the station.He said that she was a 29-year-old girl who wanted to be married and who wasn't. The broadcast of <mask>'s death has not been seen since it was aired, and many theories on what happened to the recording have been advanced. The station owner kept it and it was in the possession of his widow. In June 2016 it was confirmed that the recording of <mask>'s death existed and had been in Robert Nelson's possession, but was handed over to a very large law firm for safekeeping. She doesn't plan to make it public. In 2007, <mask> spoke about his sister for the first time since 1974. There is a television special.An amateur audio recording of the incident was found in 2021. Many users verified the authenticity of the audio by comparing it to recordings of <mask>'s voice. There is a recording of the gunshot and the reaction of the individual who recorded it. "Condition", a short story based on <mask>'s suicide, was published in the literary magazine Conjunctions. Two films about <mask> played at the festival. <mask> starred Rebecca Hall as <mask> and Michael C. Hall as George Peter Ryan. Kate plays <mask> is a documentary about the preparation for the part of Chubbuck.Network is a 1976 fictional film in which a newscaster is murdered. In 1987, R. Budd Dwyer shot himself in front of TV news cameras. In 1998, Daniel V. Jones died by suicide on live television in front of news helicopters. A reporter and a photographer were murdered during a live television broadcast in Moneta, Virginia. <mask>uck: The Saga Continues is a film about <mask>uck.

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texts: <mask> is an elite swimmer. He was born in the Faroe Islands. He has won medals. His bronze medal in the men's 1500 metres freestyle at the 2012 FINA World Swimming Championships (25 m) in Istanbul was the first medal won by a Faroese swimmer. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, he competed in three events: 400 metres freestyle, 200 metres freestyle and 1500 metres freestyle. The Faroe Islands do not have an Olympic body, so he competed for the Danes. Many of the national swimming records for the Faroe Islands are held by Joensen.He holds a lot of records in short course swimming. In August of 2012 he moved to Copenhagen, where he swims at the National Training Centre. He is swimming for Aalborg Svmmeklub. There was no 50 m pool in the Faroe Islands, so he had to train in a 25 m short course pool. He was training with a swimming club. Jn Bjarnason was his trainer. Joensen competed in five individual events at the World Championships in 2007, including 50 m, 100 m, 200 m, 400 m and 800 m freestyle.He didn't go past the heats stage in any of the events. At the Island Games in Rhodes, Pl Joensen won five gold medals and one bronze medal. Men's 200 m freestyle, gold, 1:53.60, Men's 400 m freestyle, gold, 4:00.23, Men's 1500 m freestyle, gold, 15:48.25, Men's 450 m freestyle relay, gold, 1:36.01. Pl won three gold medals. Joensen finished in 17th in the 1500 m freestyle with a time of 15.21.37 m, 18th in 800 m freestyle with a time of 8:01.50 and 22nd in the 400 m freestyle with a time of 3:48.93. The men's 1500 m freestyle at the World Cup in Moscow was won by Pl Joensen, who beat his own national record. The Nordic record was set by the Danes at the World Cup in 2008.Pl <mask> won a silver medal in the men's 1500 m freestyle short course at the World Cup. His time was a new Nordic record. He sat in Moscow for 4 days and broke his own record. Pl <mask> won a silver medal in the men's 1500 m freestyle short course at the World Cup in Berlin. His time was a new Nordic record, breaking his own record, which he had set at the World Cup in Sweden. In the European Short Course Swimming Championships in Istanbul, 2009, Pl Joensen competed in 400 M freestyle and 1500 M freestyle. Joensen did not participate in the final of the 400 M freestyle.<mask> finished in 7th place in the 1500 M freestyle final. The winner of the gold medal was Jan Wolfgarten from Germany, who swam a time of 14:20.44, while the runner up was Federico Colbertaldo from Italy. The new Nordic Record was broken by Glsner, who swam with a time of 14:268. In Istanbul in December 2009, Glsner beat Joensen's Nordic Record in the Men's 1500 M freestyle on short course. The men's long course 800 M freestyle and 1500 M freestyle were both won by Pl Joensen. He won a gold medal in the 800 M freestyle. John Ellis from South Africa was number three with a time of 8:14.98, while Chad Ho from South Africa was number two with a time of 8:09.04.On 17 April 2010, Joensen swam in the final of the 1500 freestyle for men, he was number three with a time of 15:21.84. Heerden Herman from South Africa was the winner with a time of 15:06.75 while Mark B. Randall was second with a time of 15:09.75. The British Gas Great London Swim 2010, which was held on July 3, 2010, was attended by Pl Joensen. He finished fourth with a time of 16:47.45. The winner was Thomas Lurz from Germany. Number two was from Australia, and number three was from Bulgaria. Pl Joensen competed in open water swimming for the first time.He competes in swimming pools indoors. Pl <mask> won the silver medal at the European aquatics Championships. On 10 August 2010, in the heats of the men's 1500 m freestyle, he qualified for the final with the second best time, which was 15:04.05. Italy's Samuel Pizzetti swam the best time. On August 11, 2010, the final was held. Sébastien Rouault from France won gold, Pl <mask> won silver, and he set a new Nordic record. The gold, silver and bronze winners all swam under 17 minutes.Sébastien Rouault, France, was the first swimmer. Pl <mask> is from the Faroe Islands. Samuel Pizzetti is from Italy. Pl <mask> won two silver medals at the World Cup in Berlin. He won a silver medal in the men's 400 meters freestyle on a short course. Paul Biedermann was the winner with a time of 3:42.31. Joensen won a silver medal in the men's 1500 meters freestyle on a short course.The winner was Job Kienhuis from the Netherlands. Pl <mask> won two gold medals at the 2010 FINA Swimming World Cup. He won the 400 meters freestyle in the short course with a time of 3:45.56 on November 2, 2010. The bronze medal went to the Russian Alexandr Selin with a time of 3:46.29. On 3 November 2010, Joensen won gold in the men's 1500 meters freestyle with a time of 14:50.66. The Russian Sergey Bolshakov won silver with a time of 14:53.85 and the Ukrainian Sergiy Frolov won bronze with a time of 14:54.27. Pl <mask> swam in the final of the men's 400 meters freestyle at the 2010 FINA Swimming World Cup in Sweden.He won a bronze by swimming. Paul Biedermann from Germany won the gold medal in the time 3:41.27, whileYannick Agnel from France won the silver medal in the time 3:41.42. In the period from June 25 to July 1st, Pl <mask> competed in 15 swimming events at the Islands Games on Isle of Wight. Joensen had 8 gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze medals. Men's 100m freestyle, gold, 51.16, Men's 200m freestyle, gold, 1:49.83, and Men's 400m freestyle, gold. He made it to the finals in the 800m freestyle with a second best time of 7:45.55 which was a new Faroese and Nordic record. He was 5th in the final with a time of 7:44.51.In the second heat of the men's 1500m freestyle, he swam with the sixth best time of all the heats, which was a new Nordic and Faroese record and 15 seconds under the qualification time for the Olympics. On July 31, Pl Joensen swam in the final. He improved the Nordic and Faroese records from the day before by more than 10 seconds. Joensen qualified for the 2012 Summer Olympics by swimming 25 seconds under the qualification time. The Faroe Islands can't participate in the Olympics because they aren't recognized as an independent country. Pl Joensen competed in two events in the World Cup in Sweden. He won gold in the men's 1500 m freestyle in the time 14:52.00 and bronze in the men's 400 m freestyle in the time 1:45.He qualified for the finals in the 400 m freestyle with a time of 3:42.37. He was fourth in the final with a time of 3:41.05. Joensen was 5th in the final of the men's 1500 m freestyle after swimming in the fastest heat. In March of 2012 Joensen participated in the Danish Open. He won gold in the 400 m freestyle in 3:46.84, which was a new Faroese record. He qualified for the 2012 Olympics in the 400 m freestyle, having already qualified in the 1500 m freestyle. The gold medal he won in the men's 200 m freestyle was a new Faroese record.In the Summer Olympics in London, Pl <mask> won gold in the 1500 m freestyle with a time of 15:04.39 and in the 400 m freestyle with a time of 3:46.84. The Faroe Islands can't participate in the Olympics because he is competing for Danes. He was 10th in the men's 400 metres freestyle with a time of 3:47.36. 13th in the men's 4 x 200 metres freestyle relay. The team set a new record. Nr. The men are in the 1500 metres.In December of 2012 <mask> competed at the World Swimming Championships on Short Course in Istanbul. He competed in the men's 400 meter freestyle final on December 14. He was 6th in a time of 3:42.23. He competed in the men's 1500 m freestyle on the last day of the year. Mads Glsner of the Danes won the gold medal in the time 14:30.01, while Italian Gregorio Paltrinieri took the silver in the time 14:31.13. <mask> was elevated to silver in the 1500M after he was stripped of his medals for a drug violation at the meet. Glaesner's 1500-meter freestyle gold medal was restored based on the fact that a test after that race, two days after his initial positive test, was clean.He forfeited the bronze because he did not appeal. <mask>'s medal position was returned to bronze. <mask> is the first swimmer from the Faroe Islands to win a medal at a World Championship in swimming. <mask> participated in the European Short Course Swimming Championships in Herning. He won a silver medal in the 1500 m freestyle. Joensen won the gold medal in the 200 m freestyle with a time of 1:45.03 and the silver medal in the 1500 m freestyle with a time of 14:35.99. He won his 101st individual gold medal a few minutes later.He won 15 gold and one silver at the swimming competition. The Mare Nostrum International Swimming Meeting of Monte Carlo Silver had a gold medal in the 400 m freestyle by Pl Joensen. He competed in both 1500 and 800 m freestyles. He took a silver in the 1500 m freestyle. The winner was Gregorio Paltrinieri, who set a new European record. The silver was in the 1500 m freestyle. The silver was in the 800 m freestyle.The FINA World Swimming Championships on Short Course 4th in 1500 m freestyle with the time 14:26.54 was the Faroese and Nordic record and 17th in 400 m freestyle with the time 3:42.31 was the first 50-meter swimming pool in the world.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian short track speed skating coach and former athlete. <mask> is a ten-time champion in the sport. <mask> was only 15 years old when he made the Canadian Senior National Team. <mask> medaled in ten different World Championships. While short track speed skating was still a demonstration sport, she won a silver medal in the women's 500m event. <mask> is married to an English speed skater and has three children. She is a coach in Maple Ridge, British Columbia with her husband and father.The BC junior athlete of the year award was given by the government of Canada. Her mother was teaching her 3-year-old brother to skate while she had her brother on the ice, so she decided to teach them both at the same time. After skating at the Mission arena at age 3, she switched to speed skating at age 4. George was her speed skating coach. She was trained in Highland Dancing by her mother, who gave her an advantage on the ice. They forged a team that quickly madeEden the fastest skater in her age class and often more senior age classes too. She used to compete with children two or three years her senior to challenge her abilities.Despite being the fastest female for the BC Canada Winter Games Team in 1983, she was not allowed to compete due to her young age. She qualified for the Canadian National Training Team when she was 13 years old. She represented both BC and Canada at the World Championships because she was never on a provincial team. She competed in her first World Championships at the age of 15. She won a gold medal in the 500m at the World Championships at the age of 16. At the age of 17 she was forced to move to Quebec to live and train at the National Training Center in order to be part of the Olympic relay team. Not speaking French and living alone in a strange province made it difficult for her to win an Olympic medal, but she did.After two years, the National High Performance Committee allowed the father to coach his daughter again. At two Olympic games, seven World Championships, Multiple International events and Canadian Championships, <mask> excelled in her home environment. She met her husband, a speed skater from Great Britain, at some of the same events. She missed a lot of high school because of her participation in the National Team program. In order to have two less courses to complete during the school year, she completed English 11 and Algebra 11 by correspondence in the summer of grade 10. She moved to Montreal to train for the ’88 Olympic games after completing grade 12 English by correspondence. She graduated with her class in 1988 after completing the rest of her grade 12 courses in Montreal.After attending the University of Montreal in 1988/89, he moved to BC to live and train. She took courses in British Columbia. After marrying a British Olympic Speed Skater, <mask> moved to Canada. She decided to retire from skating in order to focus on her studies after being accepted into the Faculty of Education. In 1995 she received her Bachelor of Education from the University of Calgary. In 1995 she moved back to British Columbia and started teaching grade 1 at John Maclure Community School. In 1998 she graduated with a Post Baccalaureate degree from Simon Fraser University.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In 2000 she received a master's degree in curriculum and instruction. When no other BC female had qualified to the National Short Track Team, <mask> excelled in speed skating. The Canadian team had only one female Anglophone for many years. She competed against many other people. Catriona LeMay was the main competitor for <mask> when he was a young skater. She had little or no sponsorship to offset her costs because her sport was not well known.Her family bore the brunt of her travelling, equipment, and training expenses, as well as those of her father/coach. The Mission Racers Speed Skating Club supported her, as well as her home community of Mission. Her father, <mask>, was one of the wonderful coaches she had. The athlete's motivation excellence program was for her to share her experiences with children. After retiring from competition, she began coaching. She is a coach at three local clubs with her dad and husband. In addition to coaching six days a week, <mask> presents at teaching conferences in the area.The difficult road ahead for future generations of young speed skaters has been smoothed by the re-thought and re-worded Legacy rules and laws due to her exemplary achievements at such a young age. Her inspiring feats have encouraged many young girls and boys to take up the sport of short track speed skating and her coaching skills continue to help them reach their dreams. There are links to the World Short Track Championships Overall Standings 1970 births Living people Canadian female short track speed skaters who won silver and bronze at the 1988 Winter Olympics.

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texts: Ab Muammad was also known as al-Andalus a-hir. Described as one of the strictest hadith interpreters, <mask> was a leading proponent and codifier of the Zahiri school of Islamic thought and produced a reported 400 works, of which only 40 still survive. His written works were over 80 000 pages. One of the fathers of comparative religion, he is referred to as one of the leading thinkers of the Muslim world. Sa'id and Ahmad held high advisory positions in the court of Umayyad Caliph Hisham II. They are thought to be Iberian Christians who converted to Islam. Having been raised in a politically and economically important family, <mask>m mingled with people of power and influence all his life.Most people would never know that he had access to levels of government at a young age. The experiences with government and politicians made <mask>m hesitant and even sad about the capacity of human beings to deceive and to oppress. He believed that there was only corruption with men and that there was no refuge or truth. He was known for his cynicism about humanity and his respect for the principles of language and communication. There was a circle of the ruling hierarchy of the Caliphate of Crdoba. He gained an excellent education at Crdoba because of his experiences. The collapse of the central authority of Crdoba and the emergence of many smaller incompetent states occurred after the death of the grand vizier, al-Muzaffar, in 1008.The father of <mask>ri school of Islamic thought, and he produced a reported 400 works, but only 40 still survive. 19 There are religious authorities in Muslim societies. Ed.There are two people, Gudrun Krmer and Sabine Schmidtke. His political and religious opponents gained power after the collapse of the caliphate and so he accepted an offer of asylum from the governor of the island of Majorca. Before he returned to Andalusia, he continued to spread the Zahiri School there. The tongue of <mask> was a twin brother to the sword of al-Hajjaj, a 7th century general and governor of Iraq. The phrase "<mask>zm said" became a metaphor. As an Athari, he preferred a naturalistic interpretation of the Qur'an. He granted cognitive legitimacy only to revelation and sensation.He did not approve of practices common among more orthodox schools. He was a follower of the Maliki school of law within Sunni Islam, but switched to the Shafi'i 30. He settled with the Zahiri School around the age of thirty. Conversions islamiques. There are religieuses in Islam. Mercedes is arenal. Paris in 2001.He is the most well-known adherent of the school and the main source of works on Zahirite law. He was promoted to the level of a teacher of the school after studying the school's precepts and methods. Both were kicked out of the main mosque in 1029 for their activities. The majority of <mask>'s works were burned in Seville by his political opponents. His works show a fearless irreverence towards his academic critics and authorities despite being derided as repetitive, didactic and abrasive. Over ten medical books were written by <mask>m. He wanted science to be included in a standard curriculum.He defines educational fields as stages of progressive acquisition set over a five-year curriculum, from language and exegesis of the Qur'an to the life and physical sciences to a rationalistic theology. <mask> promoted sense perception above flawed human reason in his Detailed Critical Examination in Fisal. He argued that since the principles of reason are derived from sense experience, reflection should only refer to revelation and sense data. Reason is not a faculty for independent research or discovery, but sense perception should be used in its place, an idea that forms the basis of empiricism. The Adorned Treatise is the most influential work in the Arabic that has been translated into English. It is said to be a summary of a much longer work. Its main focus is on jurisprudence or fiqh, but it also touches on matters of creed and monotheism in the first chapter.One of the main points that emerges from the masterpiece of jurisprudencial thought is that <mask>m prefers a more direct approach to the texts. The Scope of Logic stressed the importance of sense perception as a source of knowledge. He wrote that the "first sources of all human knowledge are the soundly used senses and the intuitions of reason, combined with a correct understanding of a language". The first generations of Muslims did not rely on logic and were criticized by some of the more traditionalist theologians who were opposed to the use of logic. The use of logic is necessary to preserve the true teachings of Islam because later Muslims have been exposed to differing beliefs. The work was first published in 1959 in Arabic by Ihsan Abbas. In his book, In Pursuit of Virtue, <mask> urged his readers to use their energy for a cause that is more noble than themselves.To preach the truth, to defend womanhood, to repel humiliation which your creator has not imposed upon you, are only some of the things that can be done by Almighty God Himself. Someone who exchanges gemstones for gravel is like someone who uses his energy for the sake of the world. The poem "You came to me just before the Christians rang their bells" is a fragment of a poem by him. The half-moon looked like an old man's eyebrow or delicate instep. A rainbow appeared on the horizon, showing as many colors as a peacock's tail. Kitab fi'l-Adwiya al-mufrada is one of the medical works written by Medicine <mask>m. In addition to his views on honesty in communication, <mask>m also addressed the science of language.The Arabic language, the Hebrew language, and the Syriac language all branched out from the common root as the speakers settled in different geographic regions. He did not see Arabic as superior to other languages since the Qur'an does not refer to Arabic as such. There was no proof that a language was superior to another. The champion of the Zahirite school within Sunni Islm is considered to be literalism <mask>m. His interpretation of the first half of verse 23 in the Qur'anic chapter of Al-Isra forbids one from saying "uff" to one's parents. Half of the verse forbids hitting one's parents, for example, according to <mask>m. He thought that hitting them is not allowed by the second half of the verse as well as verse 24 which commands kind treatment of parents.The 7th page. 962. Ed. The man is Mahmud Hamid Uthman. Cairo: Dar al-Hadith. The traditions of Greek philosophy were lightly touched upon. He stated that there is nothing to fear in death and that pleasure brings happiness in life.He believed that the Islamic faith was necessary and that the philosophical traditions were not enough to build a character. The concept of absolute free will was rejected by <mask>m as he believed that all of an individual's attributes are created by God. Shia <mask>m was not a fan of the Shia. The Persians had an upper hand over all other nations. They called themselves al-Ahrr and al-Asyd because of the danger they posed to other nations. They considered all of their slaves. The destruction of their empire was caused by the Arabs who they considered a lesser danger than the other nations.Their affairs got worse as they plotted wars against Islam. Allh made the truth manifest in all of their plots. They continued to plan more useful stunts. Some of their people accepted Islm only to turn towards Sh'ism, with the claim of loving Ahl al-Bayt, the family of the Prophet. The way they traveled led them away from the path of Guidance. Muslim scholars who subscribe to Zahirism often praise <mask>m for his knowledge and perseverance. Muqbil bin Hadi al-Wadi'i held the view that no other Muslim scholar had embodied the prophetic tradition of the Muhammad and the Sahaba.The book Al-Muhalla was taught to students by Badi' ud-Din Shah al-Rashidi in Mecca. In Medina, al-Wadi'i taught Al-Muhalla. A number of works on <mask>a, Muhammad Abu Zahra's biography of <mask>, and the revival of the general critique of Islamic legal theory are some of the key moments in Arab intellectual history. The Ring of the Dove by <mask> is a translation by A. J. Arberry al-Fasl. The Historia crtica de las ideas religiosas vols was written in 1985 by Dar al-Jil. It was written by Miguel Asn Palacios.Muslim writers on Judaism and the Hebrew Bible were written in Madrid. E.J. is from Leiden. Brill, 1996. The islamo-chrétienne by Abdelilah Ljamai. Brill was written in 2003 Abu Abd al-<mask> Aqil al-Zahiri wrote the poem. Lebanon: Dar al-Gharab al-Islami.There are over 300 pages. Kitab al-'axlaq wa-s-siyar ou Risala fi mudawat an-nufus wa-tahdib al-'axlaq wa-z-zuhd fi r-rada'il. Remarques par Eva Riad. The University of Uppsala. The international (distr.) is located in Stockholm. ), 1980. Ignaz Goldziher wrote The Zahiris, Their Doctrine and Their History as a contribution to the history of Islamic theology.and ed. Wolfgang Behn. E.J. is from Leiden. Brill, 1971. The book is called "Ibn Hazm of Cordova: on Porphyry's Isagoge". The mediaevale of Florilegium. Jacqueline Hamesse  l'occasion de son éméritat, Louvain-La-Neuve, was published in 2009.525–540. The original Arabic manuscript of Tawq Alhamama Global webpost Ibn Hazm and female prophethood can be found at MuslimScholars.Info. There is an encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic World. The position of <mask> about Asharism was written by Norman Stillman.

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texts: One of Germany's top 30 listed companies,Deutsche Brse AG, has an executive board member who was previously an executive board member of Goldman Sachs Bank. He was the Chairman of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Ferscha graduated from the University of Vienna with a law degree. Originally a banking and corporate finance lawyer. He advised on international project finance and corporate finance when he became a managing director of EFB. The capital markets and derivatives trading subsidiary First Austrian International was run by Ferscha from 1990 to 1997. In 1994 Ferscha became responsible for group-wide treasury and asset/liability management.In 1997 <mask> joined the Goldman Sachs Group, initially in London, and in 1998 he became finance director and chief operating officer. He became the co-managing director of their warrants sales and trading. Shortly before the company's IPO, <mask> joined the board as an executive board member. He was the CEO of the world's largest futures exchange, as well as the CEO of the Swiss derivatives exchange, from 2000 to 2005. He was Chairman of the Management Board of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange from 2003 to 2003 and ran the Xetra division ofDeutsche Brse AG. More than half ofDeutsche Brse AG's revenues were accounted for by the Eurex and Xetra divisions. Ferscha was focused on profitability, global distribution, and organic growth.Market share gains were achieved in international index contracts like the EuroStoxx 50, as well as in Dutch, French and Italian equity options. The highest volume equity options exchange in 2002 was Eurex. The share of Eurex products sold to US customers grew from 5% in 2000 to 25% in 2005, as well as the profit grew from 38 million in 1999 to 175 million in 2005. Equal and open access to financial markets was promoted by Ferscha. He proposed comprehensive regulation to capture systemic risk, as well as a balanced approach towards hedge fund regulation and a more inclusive approach to the over-the-counter markets. 17 US brokers, clearers and banks were included in the shareholder base of EurexUS, as well as its own over-the-counter electronic trading platforms. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan supported the application to become a US regulated exchange.Ferscha obtained Eurex's access to clearing directly in the US and the market- user shareholders of that company guaranteed EurexUS's turnover for the first three years. The Board of Trade Clearing Corporation shareholders voted against the take-over offer from the Chicago Board of Trade. The 70% of the Eurex US that was sold to Man Group was hired by Ferscha. The allocation of specialist mandates on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange was reformed by Ferscha. The traditional trading floor of the exchange and its trademark magnetic blackboard were preserved when the interior of the exchange was renovated in 2005. The new market segment Entry Standard was introduced to cater for smaller and less mature businesses. In its first year, the Entry Standard attracted 71 listings, making it the largest alternative investment market in continental Europe.After the company's CEO and Chairman left in 2005, <mask> was reported to be a potential candidate, but he lost out to Reto Francioni. Hypo Real Estate's Kurt Viermetz was proposed as Chairman by the hedge funds. In December 2005 <mask> resigned from theDeutsche Borse Group and was succeeded by Frank Gerstenschlager, who was given the responsibility for the Xetra-division (equities, funds and warrants). He became a partner at Gledhow Capital in 2006 and is an independent board director at Moody's. He has chaired the remuneration and appointment committee since 2015. He was a board member of the company until it was sold. He was appointed to the Professional Oversight Board of the Financial Reporting Council in May 2010.Business people from Vienna.

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texts: <mask><mask> is an American philosopher specializing in metaphysics, philosophy of language, and philosophy of logic. <mask> was born on January 2, 1951 in Los Angeles to a working class family of Sephardi Jews. He is the grandson of Emily Sene and a oud player. <mask> was a friend of James Howard, who was a child genius, at Lincoln Elementary School. In 1969 <mask> graduated from North High School. <mask> was the first person in his family to go to college and he graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles. M.A. in 1973.1974 and 1979 are the years. He studied with many people, including Tyler Burge, David Kaplan, and Yiannis Moschovakis. From 1978 to 1982 <mask> was an assistant professor of philosophy. The Council of Graduate Schools gave him the Gustave O. Arlt Award in the Humanities in 1984 for his book. One of the best books on the philosophy of language was selected by Scott Soames for a literary website. <mask> has been teaching philosophy at the University of California, Santa Barbara since 1984. From 2009 to 2012 he was a visiting distinguished professor at the City University of New York Graduate Center.<mask> is a supporter of the theory of direct reference. <mask> has provided accounts of propositional attitudes and of the puzzle about true identifications. <mask> believes that proper names are inter-substitutable with preservation of semantic content. If the competent user of these sentences recognizes it, the sentence "Samuel Clemens was witty" expresses exactly the same content as "Mark Twain was witty". A person who believes that Mark Twain was witty, even if he or she also believes that Samuel Clemens was not witty, still believes that Mark Twain was witty. <mask> argues that by recognizing that a proposition is to be cognitiveally disposed in a particular way toward that proposition when taking it by means of some proposition-guise or other, one may be so disposed relative to one proposition-guise while not being so. <mask> applies this apparatus to solve a number of famous puzzles.Quine describes a scenario in which Ortcutt is not a spy, yet Ralph believes that the man in the brown hat is a spy when he knows Ortcutt is not a spy. Is Ortcutt believed to be a spy? The grounds for a positive or negative judgement seem to be equally balanced. On <mask>'s account Ortcutt is believed by <mask> is well-versed in the idea that Ortcutt is a spy, even though he is not so well-versed in the idea that Ortcutt is a spy. Problems of nonexistence and names from fiction were provided by Existence <mask>. <mask> believes that existence is a property, one that certain individuals have and others don't. The English word "exist", along with its translations into other languages, is a term for this alleged property, and a sentence of the form "a exists" is true if and only if the subject term designates something with the property.Russell's example, "The present king of France exists", is neither true nor false, since France is not a monarchy, and therefore "the present king of France" does not designate. <mask> maintains that "Sherlock" is true and "Sherlock" is false. The fiction is a collection of stories which are about the character but are not, according to <mask>, a fictional character. In the fiction,Holmes is only depicted as a detective. In the fiction,Holmes is a detective, in reality he is a fictional detective. <mask> calls the hypothetical planet, Vulcan, a mythical object. It is not a real planet.The myth only depicts an abstract entity as a planet. The philosophy of religion is directly related to <mask>'s account of fiction and myth. Peter Geach's famous problem of uncovering the logical form of the particular sentence, "Hob thinks a witch has blighted Bob's mare, and Nob wonders whether she killed Cob's sow" has been applied to by <mask>. <mask>'s account shows how the problematic sentence can be true even if there are no witches and no one who they think is a witch. <mask> thinks that it is legitimate to invoke existence in a term's definition. The conceivable individual that is divine and also exists is referred to as "God". The argument for God's existence assumes that "The F is F" is a truth of logic or an analytic truth, according to <mask>."If anything is uniquely F, then the F is F" is a weaker variant of logic. According to the proposed definition, if any conceivable individual is both divine and existent, then God actually exists. The conclusion is a result of the argument that no one is uniquely divine or existent. <mask>'s critique states that the ontological argument shows nothing. <mask> believes that natural-language sentences that are representable as -converts of one another are logically equivalent by -conversion. <mask> has a sharp division between pragmatics and semantics. It is a mistake to identify the semantic content of a sentence with what is said by its speaker, as he argues that in uttering a sentence, a speaker typically asserts a good deal more than the words' semantic content.<mask> believes that an identification is a mistaken form of argument in the philosophy of language. <mask> is known in metaphysics for his analysis of arguments for essentialism, the doctrine that some properties of things are properties that those things could not fail to have. <mask> is known for his development and defense of a reductio ad absurdum argument, using a sorites-like problem (slippery slope), against nearly universally accepted modal logic systems S4 and S5. While defending his view, he exposed a mistake in a standard argument and argued that there are not only possible worlds, but also classically consistent impossible worlds. A controversial reductio ad absurdum "disproof" of indeterminate identity was provided by <mask>. <mask> believes that if there were a pair of things, x and y, it would have to be different from the reflexive pair of x. If there is a set theory that x and y are not the same, there will be a fact of the matter.There can't be a pair of things for which there isn't any fact about their identity. <mask> maintains that not all vagueness is due to language and that some indeterminacy results from how things are, i.e., that for some things and some attributes, there is no fact of the matter. Critics of <mask>'s alleged proof acknowledge that the highlighted difference between x, y> and x, x> is genuine, but they don't think it's the same thing. Books Content, Cognition, and Communication were published. Oxford University Clarendon Press. The second edition of Frege's Puzzle was published in 1986. Ridgeview is in Atacadero, California.Metaphysics, mathematics, and meaning were published in 2005. Oxford University Clarendon Press. Scott Soames co-edited the book. Oxford University Press is in New York. The second edition of reference and essence. Prometheus Books is in New York. The articles "Assertion and incomplete datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe datememe" were published in 1982." Being of Two Minds: Belief with Doubt" was published in 1995. "Demonstrating Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity and Necessity The Journal of Philosophy had a piece on "How not to derive essentialism from the theory of reference". "How to Become a Millian Heir" was published in 1989. "How to Measure the Standard Metre" was published in 1988. "Identity Facts" was published in 2002. "Impossible Worlds" was written in 1984.The Limits of Human Mathematics was published in 2001. The Logic of What Might Have Been was published in 1989. "Modal Paradox: Parts and Counterparts, Points and Counterpoints" was published in 1986. "Naming, Necessity, and Beyond" was written in 2003 Nos 32 (3): "Non-existence" "On Content" is from Mind 101. "On Designating" is a book by Mind 114."The Pragmatic Fallacy" was published in 1991. There is a problem in the theory of sense and denotation. "Reflexivity" was published in the Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic. "Relative andAbsolute Apriority" was published in 1993. "Tense and Singular Propositions" was written in 1989. Oxford University Press is in New York. "A Theory of Bondage" was published in The Philosophical Review."Trans-World Identification and Stipulation" was published in 1996. James Tomberlin wrote "Wholes, Parts, and Numbers" in 1997. Boston is named after Blackwell. <mask>'s web page at UCSB has a list of American philosophers and non-fiction writers.

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texts: <mask> was a sanitary engineer who was trained in bacteriology and chemistry. He was responsible for important innovations in water and wastewater treatment. He designed and built the first modern water purification plant and the first chlorination system. He worked on sewage treatment facilities in the U.S. He was the President of both the American Water Works Association and the American Public Health Association. <mask><mask> was born in Massachusetts in 1868. He was accepted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the age of 16.He deferred his attendance at MIT due to the death of his father. He received his bachelor's degree in chemistry from MIT in 1890. The chief engineer for the Berlin waterworks is Carl Piefke, who was sent to Berlin by Sedgwick. He studied at the University of Berlin's Hygiene Institute. After returning from Berlin, he started working at the Lawrence Experiment Station in Massachusetts. He investigated the treatment of sewage at LES. The study of filters for water treatment was his most important work.The goal of his early investigations was to increase the filtration rate for slow sand filters so that water treatment facilities could be built on smaller land footprints and thus be constructed more economically. During the period 1895 to 1897, the City of Louisville, Kentucky hired <mask> to study water purification processes for the purpose of purifying Ohio River water for human consumption. The focus of his investigations was on the use of rapid sand filters, which used rates that were 60 times higher than slow sand filters. The aluminum sulfate was added to form larger particles. The work in Louisville made it clear that except for the clearest upland water supplies, a treatment step would have to be added to remove the suspended particulate matter. When he designed investigations for the purification of Ohio River water, he learned from his work in Louisville. From 1897 to 1899, the addition of aluminum sulfate was used to investigate mechanical filtration.A single person consulting practice opened in New York City after completing the Cincinnati water purification report. The East Jersey Water Company assigned him to design a 30 million gallon per day mechanical plant in Little Falls, New Jersey. The plant was a milestone in public health protection because it incorporated all of <mask>'s findings from his research over the previous 10 years and it became the model for the design of subsequent drinking water filters. John L. Leal hired <mask> to design and build a chlorination system for the Jersey City, New Jersey water supply. The chlorination system was completed in 99 days despite a New Jersey Chancery Court order. John L. Leal came up with the idea of applying chlorine in the form of a solution of calcium hypochlorite at fractions of a ppm. The aluminum sulfate feed system that was designed for the Little Falls Water Treatment Plant was modeled after the chloride of lime feed system.The chlorination facility fed 0.2 to 0.35 parts per million of chlorine to the water. The trials resulted from a lawsuit filed by Jersey City against the water company. The chlorination system that he designed and built was declared a success by the Special Master, <mask>. Magie, and was judged capable of supplying Jersey City with water that was "pure and wholesome." The success of the chlorination system was due to the engineering excellence of <mask>. After the positive ruling by Justice Magie, chlorine use exploded as a result of the reliable engineering of the first chlorination system. The Lawrence Experiment Station in Massachusetts is where the foundation of <mask>'s expertise in sewage treatment was laid. He later went on to supervise the construction of some of the most important sewage treatment plants in the U.S.He wrote two books about sewage treatment. The activated sludge system that he designed was going to be built on Wards Island to handle sewage flows from New York City. For 34 years, the consulting firm was a consultant to cities, water agencies and sewer authorities. It is thought that <mask> acted as a consultant to over 150 agencies during his career. New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Washington, D.C., Kansas City, MO, and many other cities had the design and construction of the Little Falls Treatment Plant done by <mask>. He was married four times. One child of Lucy Hunter and John Kemp Goodloe was killed in 1895.He was a member of the American Water Works Association and the American Public Health Association. He was a member of the early water bacteriology committees that developed standards for the isolation, enumeration and identification ofbacteria in water. The first edition of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater was published by APHA, AWWA and the Water Environment Federation and is in its 22nd edition. He was primarily responsible for the creation of standards of practice which eventually developed into the AWWA Standards Council which manages standards for chemicals, pipe, and treatment equipment used throughout the world. The <mask> <mask> Award was created by AWWA in 1937 to honor his lifetime of service to the water works profession. Each year the Sections of AWWA choose the recipients of the award based on their contributions to the advancement of waterworks practices. There are links to Water Chlorination History, A Public Health Giant Step Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater.

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texts: <mask> played a role in assassination plots against Communist and Bolshevik individuals who were not loyal to Joseph Stalin. During the Spanish Civil War, there were murders of claimed and actual Trotskyists, including a failed assassination attempt against Leon Trotsky in Mexico. <mask> was the ambassador of Costa Rica to Italy and Yugoslavia under the false identity of Teodoro B. Castro. The assassination mission was aborted after Stalin's death. <mask> worked as an expert on the history of Latin America and the Roman Catholic Church in Moscow. He was editor-in-chief of the magazine Obshchestvennye nauki i sovremennost and published many books and articles about Latin American subjects. <mask> was born to a family of Karaites in the Russian Empire.His parents moved to Argentina when he was young. <mask> was sent to Europe to study by his father. He joined the Polish Communist Party in Trakai,Lithuania, where he met Edward Gierek, but he didn't travel to Argentina until 1934, according to some sources. He studied briefly at the Sorbonne in 1933. He picked up English, Spanish, French and Russian after being recruited by the NKVD. During the course of the civil war in Spain, <mask> was sent to monitor the activities of the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification. Grigulevich used the code names MAKS and FELIPE to organize so-called "mobile groups" that killed, among others, the leader of the POUM.<mask> collaborated with Vittorio Vidali, who was known in Spain as "Comandante Carlos Contreras," in this mission. <mask> was summoned back to Moscow. He was sent to Mexico in January 1940 to take part in the first attempt on the life of Leon Trotsky. In the early hours of May 24, 1940, a group of Stalinist agents, led by <mask> and David Siqueiros, attacked Trotsky's compound. They missed both of them and wound their grandson in the foot. Robert Harte, Trotsky's bodyguard, was killed during the operation. Walter Krivitsky was able to hear of the attempt and sent a warning to Trotsky through J.B. Matthews.The warning was acknowledged by Trotsky. He wrote, "Krivitsky is right." We are the two men who are supposed to kill. <mask> and two of his associates escaped from the Mexican police after the failed assassination attempt. <mask> was awarded the Order of the Red Star after Ramn Mercader killed Trotsky. <mask> remained in Argentina during World War II and organized anti-Nazi sabotage operations. He married a Mexican woman named Laura Araujo, who was also a Soviet secret agent.<mask>'s Karaite Argentine background made him a potential target for the Stalinist authorities during the campaign against "rootless cosmopolitans", and according to his later statements, he was in constant fear during this time. <mask>'s Mexican-born wife was taken hostage by the Soviets in 1948. <mask>, who was sent to operate a dead drop for another Soviet spy in New York City, was ordered to pass several loyalty tests while his wife was imprisoned. <mask> was ordered to ruin the reputation of the orthodox Marxist historian. <mask> was given a new espionage post after completing these tasks. <mask> procured a false passport for Teodoro Castro Bonn, a Costa Rican diplomat who harboured pro-Soviet and Communist sympathies and who worked in his country's diplomatic corps. <mask> pretended to be the illegitimate son of a wealthy Costa Rican coffee producer and styled himself Teodoro B. Castro.He made personal contacts with business figures and prelates of the Catholic church after establishing an import-export business in Rome. He was an advisor to the Costa Rican delegation to the sixth session of the UN when he was chargé d'affaires of the Costa Rican embassy in Rome. He was appointed ambassador to Italy and Yugoslavia in 1952. <mask> was granted Soviet citizenship and membership in the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In early 1952, the Soviet intelligence services assigned Grigulevich the task of assassinating Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito, who had broken with Stalin in 1948 over his insistence on maintaining Yugoslav independence from Soviet control. The death of Stalin interrupted the assassination plans of <mask>, who was summoned back to Moscow after presenting his credentials as the Costa Rican ambassador. The disappearance of the Costa Rican ambassador, along with his wife and daughter, caused a stir in Rome, with rumors of Mafia involvement circulating in diplomatic circles.<mask> was a historian in Moscow. He worked as an expert on Latin America and the Catholic Church after receiving a doctorate in history. He was the author of 58 books, some of which were published under the name <mask> Lavretzky. In 1976 he wrote a biography. He became a member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in 1979. There was no biographical information about him prior to his forties and he refused to be photographed. After the fall of the communist regime, the details of <mask>'s role as a Soviet agent were revealed.External links can be found at: http://www.vestnik.com/issues/2001/12/win/cherniavsky.htm

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texts: <mask> is a film and television director who resides in Seattle, Washington, USA and is a board member of Northwest Film Forum. <mask> was born in Ohio and lived in Moscow, Idaho in her teens before attending the University of Idaho and earning a B.A. In 1997. She studied film production at the Ohio University School of Film. In 2003 she wrote and directed her first feature film, First Aid For Choking. The Catechism Cataclysm, Zoo, and Your Sister's Sister are some of the features that <mask> worked on. Her second feature, The Off Hours world, received a nomination at the Independent Spirits Awards for cinematography by Ben Kasulke.Eden was released in 2012 by <mask>. The story of a human trafficking survivor was told in the film. "<mask> navigates the horrifying facts of her film with great respect, and her direction was described as a veritable master class in how to make humane art out of inhumanity." She released a comedy called Lucky Them the following year. The film was shot in Seattle and had a guest appearance by Johnny Depp. It was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival. Lou DiamondPhillips played American serial killer Richard Ramirez in The Night Stalker.The film was acquired by Lifetime Television. It aired on June 12, 2016 Sophia Mitri Schoss was one of the stars of her sixth feature. The film was shown at the festival. Variety said that writer-director <mask> was a genuine rarity. Two episodes of Room 104 were broadcast on HBO. "Missionaries" and "The Fight" aired in September and October, respectively.Mark Duplass wrote both episodes. "Missionaries" was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award in the "Outstanding Individual Episode" category for its portrayal of two Mormons who begin to question their stereotypes of sexuality. The Epix series Graves, which starred Nick Nolte and Sela Ward, aired on December 3, 2017. Ellen Barkin was in the episode of Animal Kingdom titled "Prey". On June 26, 2018, "Prey" aired. The shows were directed by <mask>. "Like A F-ing God Or Something" is the sixth episode of The Society.It aired on May 10, 2019. She returned to Animal Kingdom that year. "Tank" aired on June 18, 2019. Episode 6 of Looking For Alaska, "We Are All Going," was her third show of the year. She directed one episode of the Fox Broadcasting Company series Prodigal Son. On March 1, 2020, the USA Network series "Fog of War" starring Herizen Guardiola and Willa Fitzgerald aired. She directed two episodes of Trinkets, one titled "Same Time Last Year" and the other "Black Friday", which aired on Aug 25, 2020.Two episodes of Panic were directed by her. The 7th and 8th episodes of "Trust" and "Returns" were aired on May 28, 2021. The Emergent Narrative Female Director audience award was given in 2011.

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texts: <mask> was an American prelate of the Catholic Church, a Dominican friar and the first Bishop of the Diocese of Cincinnati. <mask> was born on the family plantation on the Patuxent River in the Colony of Maryland on August 19, 1768, to Colonel <mask> and Sarah Taney. One of the early Catholic families of Maryland was led by Colonel <mask>. Jesuit missionaries ministered to Maryland Catholics. The second bishop of Boston was Benedict J<mask>, a Jesuit, and his cousin, the president of Georgetown College, was also a Jesuit. <mask> was sent to the Dominican Holy Cross College in Bornem, Belgium, at the age of sixteen, where his uncle was a teacher. The English Province of the Dominicans had jurisdiction over the school.<mask> chose the name "Dominic" when he entered the seminary at Bornem as a theological student. On February 23, 1793, <mask> <mask> became a priest and later became a professor at the Dominican College. When Belgium was invaded during the French Revolution, <mask> was imprisoned, but later released upon proof of his American citizenship. Carshalton is in England. <mask> was a teacher at a Dominican school. Fr. Concanen is an assistant to the Master of the Dominican Order. Permission was granted for Fenwick to return to the United States and establish a Dominican college.He arrived in America in the fall of 1802. He was received by the bishop. The territories acquired in the 1803 Louisiana Purchase should be evangelized by Fenwick and the Dominicans. Fr. had missionary work in 1805. Fenwick was looking for a central location to continue his missionary work. Three other Dominican priests were Samuel Thomas Wilson, a Master of Sacred Theology, Robert Antoninus Angier, and William Raymond Tuite. Fenwick purchased a plantation in Kentucky in the 18th century.Construction of a priory and a church began almost immediately, but it wasn't completed until 1807. The Dominican St. Rose was the first native of the Americas to be canonized. The American Province of St. Joseph was approved in February of 1807. Samuel Wilson was appointed prior to Fenwick's request. The church was dedicated in December. The first Catholic educational institution west of the Alleghenies was St. Rose Priory. The Bardstown St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral was built after Benedict Joseph Flaget used the priory.The college was completed in 1812. Jefferson Davis was one of its earliest students. Exposure to extreme weather was one of the difficulties of being a preacher. He read his breviary on horseback while riding from place to place. Fenwick would ride forty miles out of his way to visit an isolated family. He fasted while travelling to celebrate Mass once he reached his destination. Fenwick had to swim his horse across swollen streams to reach his mission.He was often required to spend the night in the Kentucky backwoods, populated by bears and wolves. The strain of loneliness and overwork could undermine the health of the missionaries who ministered to the scattered communities on the frontier. Many of the German and Irish families he ministered to in Ohio knew little English. He was joined by his nephew. Nicholas Dominic Young. On December 6, 1818, the first church in Ohio was dedicated to St. Joseph. A church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary was built in Lancaster.Bishop Flaget visited the city in the spring of 1818 and suggested that a third be started in Cincinnati. The first Bishop of the Diocese of Cincinnati was consecrated on January 13, 1822. There was no cathedral in Cincinnati so the consecration was celebrated at Saint Rose Church. He went to Europe in 1823 to raise funds for the new diocese and returned in 1826 to find the convents of the Sisters of Charity and the first community of Dominican women in the United States. Bishop <mask> established a seminary in the 19th century. This was the third oldest Catholic seminary in the United States and the oldest Catholic seminary west of the Appalachian Mountains. The St. Francis Xavier Seminary is located in Cincinnati.In her book Domestic Manners of the Americans, she wrote that she had the pleasure of being introduced to the Catholic bishop of Cincinnati, and that she had never known in any country a priest of a character and bearing more truly apostolic. I should never have found out he was an American from his manner. He received his education in England and France. His piety was active and sincere, and he was more tolerant than the Sectarians who make up the majority of the American priesthood. The Catholic Telegraph newspaper was published by Bishop <mask>. The weekly newspaper was delivered to areas within the diocese's government, as well as to cities in Kentucky, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Maryland and the District of Columbia. The oldest continuously published Catholic newspaper in the United States is the Catholic Telegraph.The Athenaeum was founded by Bishop <mask> in the 19th century. He went back to missionary work after the college was established. He died of disease in Ohio on September 26, 1832, at the age of 64. He is buried in the new St. Joseph Cemetery in Delhi Township. Bishop Fenwick High School, Franklin Township, Ohio, Fenwick High School, Oak Park, Illinois, and the William V. Fisher Catholic High School, Lancaster, Ohio are all named after him. Bishop Fenwick High School (Peabody, Massachusetts) had 1768 births in the 19th century.

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texts: A wrestler is competing for Canada. She won a gold medal in the women's 75 kilogram freestyle at the 2016 Summer Olympics. She was the second Canadian woman to win a gold medal in wrestling at the Olympics. At the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and the Gold Coast, Wiebe won the gold medal in the same weight class. CareerWiebe started wrestling in grade 9 after seeing a sign for co-ed wrestling at her school. She was part of Canada's extended team for the 2012 Summer Olympics. The training partner was in London.She won a bronze medal in the women's freestyle weight class at the World University Games. She won every individual tournament she entered in the year, a streak of 36 matches. She won a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. She said after her win that it was emotional. I have been dreaming about this and have been thinking about it. I did this for the first time at a big event and it was great. Before I went out there, I was thinking about the fact that I had never had my anthem played.At the World University Games, he would win gold. She won the gold medal in her weight class at the Golden Grand Prix. At the 2015 Pan American Games,<mask> compete in the Olympics. She won the gold medal in the final event at the Olympics. She said after winning the Olympic title that she never thought she'd be an Olympic champion. It's amazing.The medal was the third gold medal in wrestling that Canada has ever won at the Olympics, and the second women's gold. She is following in the footsteps of Daniel Igali, who won gold at the 2000 Summer Olympics, and Carol Huynh, who won the first for Canadian women at the 2008 Summer Olympics. Following her gold medal in Rio,<mask> began wrestling in the Indian Pro Wrestling League. She is one of the highest paid wrestlers in the world with a salary of more than $80,000 Canadian dollars. The team's overall record was 1-2, despite the fact that Wiebe wrestled to a perfect trio in her bouts. She won the gold medal in the 76 kilogram event at the Matteo Pellicone Ranking Series in Rome, Italy. She won a bronze medal in her event at the Poland Open.There are international matches. Res. Record! It's Opponent! Score! Date! There is an event.There is a location. The background is white, the Win is 17-4, and the Epp Me is left. The background is white and the alignment is left and right. The background is white and the align is left by Guzel Manyurova. The style is "background:white colspan8" The background is white and the alignment is left and right. The background is white and it has a style of 81%.Wrestlers from Canada won gold at the Commonwealth Games and bronze at the Summer Olympics, as well as the World Wrestling Championships.

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texts: The first chief of the KGB was named in January 1989 after the former FCD chief was promoted to KGB chief. <mask> was the deputy from April 1987 to that time. <mask> entered the Indian branch of the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies after graduating from high school with a silver medal. He was transferred to the third course of the Faculty of Oriental Studies after the closing of the institute. He married a student of the Chinese Branch in 1957. He worked as a referent of the USSR Embassy in Pakistan after graduation. He was taken to work in the department of South-East Asian Affairs of the USSR after completing the trip to the post of third secretary of the embassy.He began a new career in the rank of second lieutenant and security officer after being invited to join the First Chief Directorate of the KGB. After a year in intelligence school, I was sent to work in Pakistan under diplomatic cover. The importance of Pakistan for intelligence at the time was determined by the participation of the country's military-political blocs CENTO and SEATO, close ties with the United States, conflict relations with neighboring India and rapprochement with China. Military advisers, diplomats, spies, journalists, etc. are some of the extraordinary interest in the large American colony in India. The most important tasks for foreign residencies of the KGB were acquisition sources in U.S. facilities. The President of Pakistan and the Prime Minister of India met in January 1966 at the initiative of the Soviet Union. This was a major success for the Soviet side.The person who contributed the most to the conference's preparation was promoted to the post. According to the service characteristics, LV <mask> achieved concrete results in the recruiting work. Buying agents in the intelligence penetration of objects is what the clerical language means. In 1968, <mask> returned to Moscow and took a year-long training course to improve managerial staff. He was sent as a deputy KGB resident in India in 1971 and was appointed a resident in 1975. The division of Pakistan and the creation of Bangladesh was ended during the trip, along with a state of emergency in India. The United States remained the main opponent of the Soviet Union and the main object of Soviet intelligence for a long time.India's relations with China were important. The political leadership of the USSR and the Center assessed the job residency on the key areas positively. After a six-year trip to India in 1977 he received orders to work in Iran. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi ran for the border in January 1979 after intelligence predicted the fall of the monarchy in Iran. The spiritual leader of the opposition returned to Iran and was given the title of "imam". The collapse of the monarchy marked an unprecedented intensification of the internal political struggle, which resulted in armed clashes and many acts of terror. The United States stepped up the opponents and supporters of the Soviet Union as he tried to regain his position in Iran.Iran's relationship with the U.S. is broken because of the storming of the U.S. Embassy and hostage-taking of American diplomats. Changing the situation in favor of the USSR does not mean these. The Iranian leadership wanted to stop the northern neighbor's influence. The invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviets in December 1979 has led to a cooling of the Iranian-Soviet relations. The conditions for work with sources were extremely complex and the residency suffered losses. Intelligence information has been received by Moscow. The worst event in <mask>'s life was in 1982.He escaped through Turkey to the West on a false British passport residency officer who was recruited by British intelligence in the Shah's time. The consequences of betrayal were contained. The moral and political damage was great despite the fact that a few sources withdrew from the blow. The resident is responsible for everything that happens at the station. AK was reported on the flight. "It's a war and a war without the loss doesn't happen," said Ilyich. <mask> was appointed deputy chief of information-analytical department of intelligence in 1983, after returning to Moscow from a few months in the headquarters unit.In 1984 <mask> went on a mission. He had to commit more than 20 missions in Afghanistan to become familiar with the country's leaders. <mask> was the deputy chief of PGU KGB and was in charge of intelligence operations in the Middle East and Africa. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general in February 1989. Differences with the new leadership of the KGB led to the resignation and dismissal from military service in September 1991. At the end of that year, together with his colleagues and friends, Lieutenant-General Leonov and former Vice- President - Head of the Main Directorate of the KGB in Moscow and Moscow region, Lieutenant-General V. The Order of the Red Banner, Red Star, and the medal "For Military Merit" were awarded by LV <mask>.The Foreign Intelligence Service has his name on it. <mask> became head of the KGB for two days after the August 1991 coup. His job was to dismantle the KGB. The new FCD deputy director was announced without consulting <mask>, who had returned to his post as FCD head. <mask> stepped down on 20 September 1991. The Russian National Economic Security Service is based in Moscow and was founded by <mask> and Leonov. He took his own life in Moscow.He died at the age of 77. By that time, he had lost his sight due to a stroke. According to his friends and colleagues, he lost a lot of weight due to a serious illness. There are External links to The Last Battle of the KGB.

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texts: Marie-Joséphine-<mask> was a French Neoclassical artist. She produced historical paintings while studying under Jacques-Louis David. She was the first woman to become a history painter. After mastering the basics, she became a student of Jacques-Louis David, who was one of the leaders of the Neoclassical movement in France. Between 1802 and 1823, her work was featured at a number of salons. She was criticized for including depictions of nudity in her work. <mask> was born on May 1st, 1775, near Paris, to Marie-Sulpice Levol and Marie-Louise Papillon.She married a man who was 28 years older than her. He published several books on ancient culture, including four volumes of Dictionnaire d'Antiquite, which were illustrated by his wife. His brother was a mineralogist. They had a son, Irénée-Alexandre, who died in Paris. They married three times. On the 9th of June, 1792, Bon-Joseph Dacier and his colleague at the academy, Lacepede, were married in a civil ceremony. When a new law relating to civil status was enacted, Mongez complied with all that it required, and on July 1, 1793, he again presented himself before a civil registrar for marriage.He married according to the canons of the Church on October 26, 1814, in his parish of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. She established herself as a Neoclassical history painter by ignoring criticisms of her femininity. She had two smaller studios as well as the one she kept at the Mint over the course of her career. From engravings to framed drawings to portraits to busts, Mongez's personal inventory of her possessions within her studios alone serves as proof of her devotion to Davidian painting. Her first major painting was Astyanax Snatched from His Mother (1802), Alexander Weeping Over the Death of the Wife of Darius I (1804), Theseus and Pirithous (1806). She could not enter the Prix de Rome because of her sex, but her subjects were comparable to those set for the competition. Her work was better than the work typically seen in the Prix de Rome.Female nudity was not allowed within the confines of the Prix de Rome and her paintings contained more dynamic compositions. The inclusion of nude figures in most of her works, which was significant for several reasons, was a demonstration of her grasp of the most difficult technical aspects of painting, as well as a confirmation of her understanding of the most modern developments in historical painting. She received a lot of feedback regarding her inclusion of the male nude in her paintings. Her work was troubling to notions of morality and femininity of the time, specifically among sections of the bourgeoisie. She received state encouragement and radical class support, as well as patronage from the Russian Prince Youssoupov and Louis XIV, whose portrait she painted after the Bourbon Restoration. She was able to sell her works to the prince for 6000 Swiss Francs because of her connections with David. During the 1790s, the works of The Artistic Community Mongez were used by the leaders of the Neoclassical movement in France.It was through David that she met Jean-Paul Marat. His paintings were historical in nature. They helped convince her to take a similar course as she was interested in historical costume and dress. Her husband verified the accuracy of her paintings. Her husband composed the text for the Dictionnaire d'Antiquité. The Salon exhibited <mask> Mongez for the first time in 1802. She received the first-class gold medal at the Salon of 1804.She was the first woman to show a large-scale storyboard. The picture Astyanax Snatched From His Mother caused a lot of debate among the critics. For Le Journal des Arts, the painting was one of the finest works of the modern school, yet other critics attributed the most beautiful parts to David. The painting is a masterpiece according to Jean-Baptiste Boutard of the Journal des Débats. She received a gold medal for Alexander Weeping Over the Death of the Wife of Darius I at the next Salon. The painting Theseus and Pirithous was purchased by Prince Youssoupoff, a great collector of French Neoclassical paintings. The canvas was criticized for its nudity.The modesty of women demanded that Femininity and History painting be incompatible. Several critics thought that Mongez should stop painting historical subjects and devote herself to themes more appropriate to her sex, which she refused to do, continuing to paint and display them at the Salon. She made a portrait of Louis XVIII. The critic tienne-Jean Delécluze wrote about a woman imitating a man. There is a Romulus that reappears in all its nakedness. The Seven Against Thebes is at the Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Angers. One year before her death, she created a Christ on the Cross for the church of Saint Peter in Charenton.Borrowings from other painters. The figure of Polystratus in the Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon is very similar to the one in the movie "Oedipus of Ingres". The style of Madame Mongez seems to have evolved towards the art of Ingres according to this art historian. Since the late 1990s, Mongez has received more respect. There are several articles and books about women painters of the Post-Revolutionary period. Despite the conservatism of the time, several authors examined the conditions that allowed her to become a history painter. People from Val-de-Marne are referred to as Neoclassical painters.

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